There’s also a Theme setting that swaps between the three UI options, a Color setting to change the color of the UI, Version to check your firmware version, a Reset option, and one more listed as AAB with a battery meter next to it. The menu has an Auto option that’s not explained on their site or the manual, so I turned it off and left it that way. There is a Set submenu that allows you to adjust a number of settings. The USB port is next to the 510 connection and it is protected by a rubber plug.Īs far as the menu goes, it’s the typical Geekvape menu system, with one difference. But still, it’s always best to use an external charger. I found the max charge rate to be 2.05 amps, so that’s a great rating. They list 2-amp charging on this mod and while I don’t recommend charging mods internally, I did test it for informational purposes. More than good enough for me-I’m using it with my 28mm Triple RTA and the slight overhang is barely visible. The mod itself is 31.5 mm thick, but it can fit up to 26 mm atomizer without overhang due to the bevel. It is centered and the rubber part bevels up a little. The 510 pin is great and gave me no issues with any atomizer. There is no button rattle on this mod at all either.
Since it’s an IP67-rated mod, they can’t do the magnetic side door, so this design makes sense. Not a big fan of it personally, but it’s better than having doors to unscrew. Once the batteries are in you have to jam it shut, making sure the latch is secure. The sliding latch battery door is same as in the Aegis Legend. Nothing over the top, but I do think the white “Aegis” writing looks a little out of place. There is a Geekvape logo above the screen and an Aegis one in white just below the adjustment buttons. It looks good and gives it some nice contrast. The panel for the Signature Orange one has a nice matte finish to it, while the material is dark grey.
The color option itself is only an accent panel around the side of the mod and the color of the soft, cloth-like material that touches the palm. Like all Aegis mods, the mod itself is mostly black and has a thick rubber coating that covers most of it. The mod features a massive 2.4-inch OLED color screen that nearly covers the entire side of the mod and is very clear and bright. Its size is average for a dual-18650 mod, pretty much the same as the Aegis Legend. It is a little lighter than the Aegis Legend and feels great in the hand. It has the same tactical looks as the rest of the line. The Aegis X is a solid, nicely built and well-designed mod.
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